Germany (Europe)

French Defence Minister Catherine Vautrin and German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius sign an implementation agreement for a satellite-based early warning system during a meeting of NATO Defence Ministers at the Alliance headquarters in Brussels, Belgium October 15, 2025.
Germany and France signed a deal on Wednesday to implement an agreement for a satellite-based early warning system called Odin's Eye, aimed at improving Europe's ability to detect missile launches.
A helicopter loads water during operations to battle wildfire in the area of A Espasa, as seen from Chandrexa de Queixa, Spain, August 12, 2025.
Firefighters across Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey and the Balkans were battling wildfires on Tuesday with another heatwave pushing temperatures over 40 degrees Celsius across parts of Europe.
Synchronous speaker Bettina Zech stands in a dubbing studio in Munich, July 2, 2025. The rise of AI raises the question of whether voice dubbing actors will be needed in future, as actors’ voices can be translated into various languages, or voice databases can be created and used on infinite projects, barring legal considerations. Voice actors say dubbing is an art form, requiring them to give emotion and nuance to the lines.
Boris Rehlinger may not turn heads on the streets of Paris, but his voice is instantly recognisable to millions of French filmgoers.
A person works by a cordoned off area near the Cologne Cathedral, after the discovery of World War II-era bombs during exploratory work, affecting over 20,000 people, who had to be evacuated on June 4, 2025, in Cologne, Germany, in this still image from undated video.
Thousands were evacuated from central Cologne in western Germany, on Wednesday after three wartime bombs were found, in the city's largest such operation since since the end of World War Two.
FILE PHOTO: Suspected illegal migrants sit on the ground after they were detained by German police during their patrol along the German-Polish border to prevent illegal migration, in Forst, Germany, September 20, 2023.
Germany's government approved new rules on Wednesday to restrict migrant family reunification and delay access to citizenship, marking a major shift under Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
FILE PHOTO: European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde addresses the media after the ECB's Governing Council meeting, at the ECB headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany, April 17, 2025.
The World Economic Forum still sees European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde as the top candidate to replace its founder Klaus Schwab as the WEF leader, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday.
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